After my last chrysanthemum project I had a few flower beads left over. I've been so smitten with all of the chrysanthemum jewelry over on Etsy that I just had to make myself a pair of my own earrings.
I've been on an earring kick lately.
Probably because they are so simple to make.
Just dab a little metal jewelry glue on the back of your bead & then adhere the back posts. Let dry.
And there you go! A quick & inexpensive way to add to your jewelry collection. Any by the way I am proud to announce I have now aced spelling chrysanthemum three times in this post without spell check. I'm not sure how this will prove beneficial in life but regardless it's a new obtained talent I am quite proud of.
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These are SO darling Jennifer! I think that is my favorite color for spring too :) And kudos on the spelling...I'm not even going to attempt that word ;)
ReplyDeleteThose little flowers are so cute! Love that it's so easy to turn them into jewelry!
ReplyDeleteThose are so cute! Never would have thought to make my own. Seeing the word Chrysanthemum totally makes me have an Anne of Green Gables moment, remember the spelling bee? So fun.
ReplyDeletebeautiful jennifer! i love those earrings for a pop of color in an outfit. gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThese are gorgeous! You've just inspired me to go create some jewellery now! And I love that colour green... I want them!
ReplyDeleteMegan @ Storybook Love Affair
so cute!
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I love those flower beads. I have some but haven't gotten around to using them yet!
ReplyDeleteI love those!! Such a cute way to dress up your earlobes :)
ReplyDeleteI like this accessories well jewellary is basic needs of women.. Nice post
ReplyDeleteThese are true symbol of cuteness. I also loved the unique light shaded color which can suit any dress.
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